Daily Republican., 1887-02-18
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vsrv i.rcs;s attended By c.riseps and 4
Council this forenoon. Al O'CLOCK
4 very large ocpcourse Of people STOOL
before the door awaiting it, opening to
see the remains. A platoon OF police /
under Sergeant 70 Cannon, Kane AND
McVey. vss dstailed BY Ohiei Dough |
sytv 10 preserve order. The memb % |
Of The City Council and other city ON. |
oisls, Including Mayor Rhosds, were
dcsiausted By badges, and were mar
shaled By Councilman Blake.
The City Council and city omcials
vsse firss "A miited, and for an hour or
more 4 constant stream Of people poured
through the room, Psusing 70 take
LAT. lingering look Of the deceased.
| More than one aged widow, to whom
the deceased had bean very kind, Win
| the last look dropped tear - she pass
Cd along.
Iblsck, lay in . heavily silvcr-mountsc,
Goth covered caeket furnished % un.
Idertaker Thomas l. Russell. Upon the
Ina OF the casket vAs frst heavy silver
cross, then . plate oontninine the IN
Iseriptiop, "Martin Farrell, died Feb
1ruary IA, 1887, aged Al years." Another
Iplats bore the afftcti0nate words, "Our
vFAther."
At the head Of the casket Was stand
bearing . floral EN- blem from the Jack.
!. son DE- mocrstic Club. 1t was ingenious
IIly made Of cameliAs, roses and tmtlax,
combining the figure Of heart and
!, cross, and In the middle Of the device
j vere the letters II. h. g." There were
!, also floral emblems from other friends.
The nall bearers were Andrew Tray nor,
ohm McCsffrey, Dennis Kane, 7. ri.
wood Singley Peter McAleer and Sam !
l Durney.
D The remains were then taken to 81
81 Mary's Chulca in . hearse followed OIL
b foot by all except the family, where
, High Mass was celebrated b. Fathel
0 Fallon. Father Finn WAS present, ba
e did net assist
After the celebration of high mse
!; Father Fallon paid high eulosy TO thu
d virtues of the deceased. He said tina
Q in the 44ih Palm would be four thes'
i words: "rhou hast loved justics Al
t hated mighty" Martin Farrell, b.
lsaid, was q manly man. Away ba,l
o =, 2b0 years ago man marched throul
70 the strests in daylight with torcl
e above his head. Being asked why b
iol did 90 he said because the sun had no
,e power enough to shine upon . mani.
,e man. But this was away back In tn
ie days of pAganism and idolstory. tn
10 Catholic church has become the torcl
OF the worlds night
Il The Catholic Church can uDriddle nj
IL the riddles that puzzles the world. Sh
10 has her lishts shining every where. Al
~ 1.-The threats Of the temper have los
% their power to hurt her. By the grace
ID God has given US We are on the mour
th tain top, but eternal watchfulness
ne required for protection.
,yI An honest man, . manly man, 10 tn
I'd Inoblest work OF God. BY an hoDe'
ly Imam he did not mean q man who woul
be not wear but hon est in his thought
~ his words and dealings.
X, Martin Farrell was an honest maj
'es He wore no mask. He had those wi
on iopposed him, no did not unders ar
I'D him, but OF enemies he had none.
II call upon GU TO pray to Jesus Christ Il
lis the delivery of his soul. He may ha'
a oeen guilty Of utteIipg many idle Wort
ey which are not pleasing to God. The
twere ss many who look upon hi
lp- with green eyes IS with blue eyes. Th'
ed were jealous of him. We are all mo
10. ior less jealous Any enemy Is ceS
ZEN WIZ looks with green eyes.
ngt We are told that we shall not 60 hen
OF until We have PAID the very lAst u
sn. thing There are idle words that mt
Tho be forgiven. His soul cri5s Cut
isl you from the ante room 81 heavt
nj. that you may pray for hiuH
on Blessed are the dead Who die In
not Lord" By this.I do nQt.thesn those "
shout glory or cry out, Lord Lord, Lol
TO or good God som the amen corn
TIN The dead wis die in the Lord art thu
unit who have ssn abiding faith, had be
his and huS charity. Martin Farrell p
ouI fessed the strongest faith. Fatl
act Fsllon said he knew this because
old pre- pared him for death. He KNEW
msn and knew his honesty. The WORT
of politics cocld never turn him as
IN. from his faith.
the At IL o'c.Qck the remains were sg
II lplaced in the hearse and the City Coz
ross Gil and friends took cabs and the il
oart funeral tram wound its way to the
NED Catholic Cemetery, where all that '
ilcn N ortsl of the re mains Of Martin FAR
any were consigned to sheir mother esItt